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Sharing our notes might seem innocuous, but it comes at a steep price.
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For many of us in the tech industry, open source software has been instrumental in our careers. It's only natural that we ask ourselves, how can we give back?
Tibo is the founder of Taplio and Tweet Hunter, as well as Product Hunt’s Maker of the Year for 2022. Take a look at his physical work setup, the apps he uses and routines he has built into his day.
Artificial intelligence is the ideal note-taking collaborator. It excels in areas where our minds often falter: analyzing and storing data. AI enables us to recklessly jot down thoughts and ideas without pausing to arrange them. Building a second brain is becoming increasingly effortless.
Life is overwhelming. Thoughts and ideas relentlessly swirl in and out of our minds, making it hard to focus and find peace. It becomes difficult to make sense of it all. This mental state is deeply uncomfortable, and unproductive as well.
No matter when you start a note-taking habit, you’ll wish you did it sooner.
By using Zapier with Reflect, you open up a whole new world of possible workflows.
This brief guide to meeting notes for managers will show you how to boost your team’s efficiency by easily taking concise and actionable meeting notes.